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Analysis Of Spitzer And Zaslaw's The Birth Of The Orchestra

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In the excerpt from Spitzer and Zaslaw’s The Birth of the Orchestra Arcangelo Corelli is portrayed as an innovator in the world of orchestra. First, Corelli’s background is briefly described. Born in a small town he moved to Rome at the start of his violin career. The text then proceeds to show how Corelli rose to fame through his techniques. Although Rome had already implemented many of the techniques and devices that Corelli used, he was still seen as an innovator. He is noted for composing and performing instrumental music which was more uncommon than the more popular vocal style. Corelli did not just compose and perform, he was in charge of all operations of the ensemble. For instance, Corelli was in charge of securing transportation,

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